Day 3 Loose quartz vacuumed and the final layer of 100% epoxy was laid across the entire floor and let dry over night.
This floor is extremely thick, strong and will last Max Studios for years.
Quartz Floor
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Day 1
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Day 1 The concrete was ground with diamond blades to open the
pours for the sinking and bonding of the epoxy primer. Over 300
feet of cracks and expansion joints filled to create a seamless floor.
After prepping and cleaning the floor, a special epoxy primer was laid across the
entire floor and let dry over night.
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Day 2
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Day 2 The first layer of
100% fast drying epoxy was laid over the entire 1900 square foot floor.
Before the epoxy hardened, quartz was broadcast into the coating to full
coverage. We let the fast epoxy harden which took about one-two hours.
Then all the loose quartz was vacuumed and another layer of slow drying epoxy was laid over the quartz
followed by
another layer of quartz cast into the fresh epoxy until refusal and let
harden over night. Day 3 Loose quartz vacuumed and the final layer of 100% epoxy was laid across the entire floor and let dry over night. |
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Day 4 The floor was sanded
with floor machines using 36 grit paper. This was done so that the
floor would have a smooth finish. After the floor was cleaned, a
layer of polyurethane was rolled across the floor to seal the floor and
protect it for years.
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Day 4 |
The finished
quartz floor. The floor has 4 layers of epoxy, 2 layers of
quartz and 1 layer of polyurethane. This floor is extremely thick, strong and will last Max Studios for years.
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